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Chart of the Day: Housing Inventory

Map of the United States, with each state colored based on the percentage of change in its available housing, as compared to pre-pandemic levels. The deeper the green, the larger the surplus and the darker the brown, the greater the decrease in available housing.

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Today's Chart of the day from ResiClub illustrates how today’s housing inventory compares with pre‑covid levels.

The pandemic sparked widespread adoption of flexible work arrangements, enabling many people to relocate and reshaping regional housing demand.

Over the past five years, this shift contributed to a surge of new construction in sought‑after mountain areas and Southeastern states. This activity has recently cooled, resulting in an oversupply of homes in certain markets.

In the years to come, regional migration patterns and supply trends will be essential for anticipating which markets may face renewed pressure or fresh opportunities.